Beer in the Headlights

$50 and a dwarf with 20 hit points says he's a Paultard

For the first time since his 2000 release from jail, Duluth resident and DragonCon founder Ed Kramer is free from house arrest restrictions, following a recent order by a Gwinnett judge.

Kramer, who is in poor health, has spent more than seven years awaiting trail on charges he molested three teenage boys. Superior Court Judge Richard Winegarden ordered May 21 that Kramer no longer has to abide by an electronic monitoring system, provided he has no contact with witnesses or anyone younger than age 16.

Here's an example of Ed's work:

Call me critical, but if you're facing charges for molesting three teenage boys you may want to avoid publishing such material.

Here's one review:

“...learn more than you ever wanted to know about the dark side of human nature.”
- MediaPlus Magazine

But at least there's a humorous aspect to the saga...

Last October, a planned sit-in protest at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center in support of Kramer never materialized. Friends and DragonCon enthusiasts pledged to descend on Gwinnett from as far as New York, but they later backed out because of permitting issues, leaders said.

Just the image of a sit-in protest comprised of Wookies, Klingons, elves, wizards, evil clowns and other assorted riff-raff is the stuff of sketch comedy gold.